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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The UK court system is “on the brink of collapse,” with unprecedented backlogs of trials, according to Sir Brian Leveson, a senior ...

For hundreds of years, Britons accused of substantial crimes have had the right to be tried by their peers in a court of law. But now as the country grapples with an acute backlog of cases waiting to ...

Delays in the UK court system are denying victims of financial crime justice and preventing better regulation of the finance industry, the boss of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said.

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Diane Coyle has received funding from the Nuffield Foundation’s Public Right to Justice programme. The Labour government has made economic growth its top priority, committing to planning reforms, ...

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The UK court system is “on the brink of collapse,” with unprecedented backlogs of trials, according to Sir Brian Leveson, a senior retired judge leading a major review Peter Attia '60 Minutes' segment ...